toppling the gait
  of trees in the bluster.

we do not like it when it rains.

under the melee, kamagong lay
idly with the gravity of fruit ripened.
  at long last, touching ground.

in this knell

i regard you as plaything
take drippy measures and harness
  cues for thrusts.

the span of the shadow plastered
to the wall means   the silence is as deep
   as the rain outside,

all up from the unfurling corner
  of walled up tango-stride, ripping apart
the    linoleum with   dance.

  i may become a daub of perfume

   and you, maybe a smile on my face
   passing as it rained.